District Lofts
388 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3P1
JOB TYPE
EV Charging Smart Station Installation
40
charging stations
0
unit infrastructure
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
metroEV successfully installed 40 charging stations at 388 Richmond Street West in downtown Toronto. This property stands out as one of the few residential buildings in Canada to successfully secure ZEVIP funding (Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program) not just once, but twice. The first round of funding came directly from Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), while the second was awarded through a 3rd Party Delivery Organization. Thanks to this dual funding success, District Lofts has significantly enhanced the building’s appeal to environmentally conscious residents while future-proofing its amenities.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
District Lofts, located at 388 Richmond Street West in downtown Toronto, is a modern residential condominium in the Queen West neighbourhood. Built in 2002, this building received the Architecture and Urban Design Award of Excellence from the City of Toronto in 2003 and an award from the Mortgage and Housing Corporation for building design.
District Lofts
is reducing its Co2 emissions by 180 metric tons, equivalent to the carbon sequestered by
214
acres of forest in one year.*
*Read more in epa.gov
Charge and earn
Earn rewards every time you charge your EV
With metroEV Rewards, eligible customers earn 10¢ per kWh charged through connected metroEV chargers. The more you charge through eligible metroEV chargers, the more you can earn.
- 250 kWh charged/month ~ $25 in rewards
- 400 kWh charged/month ~ $40 in rewards
- 600 kWh charged/month ~ $60 in rewards
You might also like...
RELATED PROJECTS
ON THE BLOG
EV Charger Insights
32A vs 48A Charging: Which EV Home Charger Is Right for You?
Compare 32A vs 48A charging for your home EV charger. Learn the differences in charging speed, cost, installation requirements, and which option best fits your driving habits.
Understanding Home Electrical Panel Requirements for EV Chargers
Learn about the home electrical panel requirements including panel capacity, 100 amp vs 200 amp electrical panel, panel upgrades, and cost considerations.
Understanding Types of EV Charger Fees for Condos, Stratas and Multi-Unit Residential Buildings
Learn about common EV charger fees, including software fees, transaction fees, connection fees, rental costs, and carbon credit sharing for EV charging in multi-unit residential...